[06:42] morning [06:42] hi superfly and others [06:43] hi Squirm [07:08] Morning all [07:08] hi mazal [07:08] Gaanit oom ? [07:08] ok dankie en jy? [07:09] Goed dankie , dis Vrydag :-) [07:09] haha [07:09] So how is 13.10 for those who have it ? [07:10] yeah [07:23] my internet is too slow to pull it down today [07:24] will try tonight [07:24] hi Kilos Squirm [07:28] hey there superfly [07:32] I'm curious about it , but don't have time for an install [07:32] haha i dont have data to fetch it [07:33] is this the one where they have dropped x11 [07:33] ill need to stay up late to get it [07:34] Kilos, why don't you use the wget and at command thing ? [07:34] oh ya [07:34] forgot about that [07:35] if its the same hard work unity ill wait for next release [07:37] I'm gonna stay on LTS. Don't have time anymore to re-install every 6 months [07:38] maybe ill wait for 14.04 too, one never knows how the bug bites [07:38] but its nice to see how things are developing [07:43] good evening [07:43] lo inetpro [08:35] hi psyatw [08:37] hi Kilos [10:10] wbb going to kde [10:14] sheesh how many people is downloading ubuntu 13.10 in SA [10:14] our mirror is maxing out it's 100Mbps port as of 7am this morning [10:19] tinuva: no idea [10:19] mazal: don't reinstall, upgrade ? [10:19] * Squirm waits for the new mint [10:19] :) [10:20] though, I want to stick 13.10 on my S3 [10:21] meh, found a post but an issue is no GSM :/ [10:39] hi peeps [10:46] Hi ThatGraemeGuy [11:22] hi ThatGraemeGuy [11:51] good afternoon all [11:51] Maaz: coffee on [11:51] * Maaz puts the kettle on [11:54] i see saucy salamander was released yesterday [11:54] i could not have thought of a worse name [11:54] hi charl [11:54] aw forgot the tail [11:54] hi Kilos [11:55] thats a lekker name man [11:55] the previous names were nonsense but this one takes the cake [11:55] Coffee's ready for charl_! [11:55] Maaz: thanks [11:55] charl_: No problem [11:55] a saucy chick is a cute chick [11:55] in europe if you say a saucy chick it means a filthy wh*** [11:55] so its a cute lizard thing [11:56] ya well you peeps are backward [11:56] saucy, seriously ?! [11:56] it sounds gross [11:56] QA, define saucy [11:56] Kilos: 55 Moby Thesaurus words for "saucy": arch, arrogant, audacious, bantam, biggety, bluff, bold, brash, brassy, brazen, bumptious, challenging, cheeky, chutzpadik, cocky, combative, contemptuous, contumelious, crusty, daring, defiant, defying, derisive, disdainful, disregardful, disrespectful, facy, flip, flippant, fresh, frivolous, gally, gratuitous, greatly daring, impertinent, impudent, insolent, intrusive, light-minded, malapert, meddleso… [11:56] oh my [11:56] you see what i mean :) [11:57] ya [11:57] hehe [11:57] :D [11:57] "bumptious" lol [11:57] hehe [11:57] I don't even wonna know what that means :) [11:58] Maaz, define bumptious [11:58] Kilos: Bumptious \Bump"tious\, a. Self-conceited; forward; pushing. [Colloq.] --Halliwell. [1913 Webster], bumptious adj 1: offensively self-assertive [syn: {bumptious}, {self- assertive}] [11:58] sjoe [11:58] saucy salamander that sounds like something the french would eat [11:59] haha [11:59] inetpro, begin vroer werk [11:59] wolke kom [12:00] I wonder what they gonna do once they reach z [12:00] I see the Ubuntu one servers are fruits , maybe go with that [12:01] you mean the names of the ubuntu one servers running at canonical? [12:02] afaik you can't run your own ubuntu one server, the server software is proprietary [12:02] Ya , for example I am currently connected to grape.canonical.com [12:03] isee [12:03] *i see [12:04] At first I wondered what connections those are until I realized it's as soon as UO connect hehehe [12:04] well at least you are monitoring your connections, that's a good thing [12:04] what software do you use? [12:04] wireshark? [12:06] conky [12:06] My current conky config show inbound and outbound connections [12:07] oh very nice [12:08] have any of you people tried sparkleshare or bittorrent sync? [12:08] Not me no [12:09] i like the idea of sparkleshare but i don't like that bittorrent sync is proprietary [12:09] and even though all the data is encrypted i still don't like my data being passed through random nodes on the internet [12:09] after the recent nsa leaks i am starting to question the cryptography used in a lot of implementations [12:09] particularly when it relates to pseudorandom number generation [12:48] Enjoy the weekend everyone [12:48] Cheers [13:31] yo laim [13:31] liamT, [13:32] 1 [13:32] hour [13:32] to [13:32] go [13:32] haha [13:33] I'm tired of today [13:33] big storm brewing here [13:33] been drizzle for the past 2 days [13:34] we hoping and praying for some rain [13:34] It's cold [13:34] we've had a max of 11 in the past 2 days [13:34] with a min of about 9 [13:37] we had min 17 last night [13:37] yo space [13:44] hi Squirm [13:45] hey charl_ [14:18] wb Kilos [14:18] ty charl_ [14:21] maybe mage visits today still [14:50] hey charl_ psyatw have you guys tried to fsck a windows drive? [14:50] does it work [14:50] no idea, never tried it [14:51] but it doesn't sound too logical to me, for windows drives you have chkdsk [14:51] hi Kilos [14:51] hmm [14:51] hi psyatw [14:51] yes [14:51] hi charl_ [14:51] ya but how do you chkdsk a drive that dont boot man [14:51] boot with freedos on a flash drive [14:51] or you can even run it inside a dos emulator [14:51] i know fsck -f gets an external going again [14:52] no man i want linux tools to work for me [14:52] ah here you go: ntfsfix [14:53] is that a command [14:53] it's part of package ntfsprogs that is installed as standard [14:53] yes [14:53] source: http://askubuntu.com/questions/86086/fsck-cant-find-fsck-ntfs [14:53] ty [14:54] np [14:57] whow this is amazing !!! [14:57] 7000 verkaufte Tickets in 7 Sekunden, bevor der PreSale schließt – ist das ein neuer Rekord? #30c3 [14:57] https://twitter.com/nodrama_de/status/391202012786089985 [14:57] they literally sold 7000 tickets in 7 seconds before the presale closed to this year's chaos communication congress [14:57] whew [14:59] i wonder if the nsa has anything to do with it [15:13] wow peeps want $16 and up for a photo of a flash drive [15:14] what [15:14] mad hey [15:18] i have three flash drives lying here next to me [15:18] i'll make some photos for free :) [15:18] haha ty [15:19] and a spanner [15:19] what do win peeps use as an icon for a tool kit [15:20] no idea, a hammer and a toolbox is what i've seen at some places [15:21] lol [15:29] quite honestly i never really look at the icons [15:30] i only run win8 inside a VM at work [15:30] mainly to use office and pl/sql developer cause they don't run on linux [15:30] ah [15:31] so this is really weird [15:32] i upgraded my vps from ubuntu 13.04 to ubuntu 13.10 last night [15:32] i ran the do-release-upgrade script [15:32] the upgrade went fine, the server rebooted [15:32] when it came back up i portscanned it with nmap -p 0- and there were some random high-numbered tcp ports open [15:32] thing is, it kept changing rapidly [15:33] i couldn't see any processes running on those ports with netstat -tulpen [15:33] i ended up wiping the server and putting ubuntu 13.04 back on [15:33] ouch [15:33] cause it runs my mail so i don't want any security risks [15:34] that is super weird, i wonder what could have caused that [15:34] some settings that had to be done [15:34] i have no idea but it just freaked me out [15:34] thats what i had against 13.04, you had to do manual settings to get it to work like 12.04 [15:35] turn somw stuff on and others off [15:35] well it's logical that with every new version some things would change [15:35] but the above was Just Plain Weird (TM) [15:35] no man for instance [15:35] they shouldnt hide the extra workspaces [15:36] disble them that is [15:36] disable [15:36] i think very few people used the extra workspaces [15:36] that's probably why [15:36] no matter [15:36] 12.04 showed 4 [15:36] strange thing is, apple introduced that in osx lion [15:36] 13.04 showed 1 [15:37] oh yeah that's strange [15:37] that's just plain weird actually, why only show one, show at least 2 or don't show any at all [15:37] and after lotsa googling its just a setting to untick [15:38] Yet More Plain Weird (TM) [15:38] is that in unity? or some other desktop [15:38] lol like i use 10 and was shocked when they were all gone after not deleting /home [15:38] ubity [15:39] i use i3 and can dynamically make as many workspaces as i want [15:39] i like that more actually [15:39] thats where kde is still kiff [15:39] unity [15:39] whew typing bad today [15:39] nah i myself was not properly awake, i took the day off and slept in this morning [15:39] i3? [15:40] yeah http://i3wm.org/ [15:40] been using it a couple of months now, completely hooked [15:40] oh [15:40] kde you can make lots easy like 10.10 was [15:40] kde is still extremely good yes [15:41] slow, but good [15:41] yeah i like [15:41] but 12.04 unity aint bad and faster than kde [15:41] telepathy is one of my favourite applications http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KDE_Telepathy [15:42] did you look at rhinolinux [15:42] ktorrent is also extremely good http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KTorrent [15:42] no checking it out now [15:42] some oke was here yesterday promoting and looking for feedback from clever peeps [15:43] site doesn't look like much [15:44] comes in a few flavours [15:44] not even finding it on distrowatch [15:44] kde included [15:44] well lotsa distros have a kde flavour, mint too [15:44] you gotta do better than that :) [15:44] didnt you read logs [15:45] problem is, there are just too many distros out there right now, you have to really do something special to get attention [15:45] nah lemme go and read them [15:45] he had a lot to say [15:45] from 08.27 yesterday [15:46] he brags about reviews on softpedia? seriously?! [15:46] he/she [15:48] i'm just plain suspicious of a distro you don't even find on distrowatch [15:49] nah i can't be bothered to put time into even trying it, just checked out the "about" page http://www.rhinolinux.com/portal/index.php/intro [15:49] says absolutely nothing about what differentiates rhinolinux from any other distro [15:49] hehe [15:49] just talks about operating systems and linux in general [15:50] ill stick to buntu for now [15:50] yup +1 [17:00] ello o/ [17:12] hello kbmonkey [17:13] hello psychicist - how are you ? [17:39] hi kbmonkey psychicist [17:41] hello Kilos [17:41] * kbmonkey sends some rain [17:41] ty [17:43] yw [17:43] there is so much of it [17:43] hehe [17:44] keke [17:44] still nothing here. stormed a bit but no water [17:47] hmm [18:33] night all. sleep tight [18:51] kbmonkey:, I am fine, thank you. how are you? [18:51] I was preparing dinner [18:54] good thanks. I am preparing some popcorn now